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Enchanted Bridal Books in Order

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Browse the Enchanted Bridal books in order by Samantha Chase, with quick summaries, wedding-series background, and tips on where to start.

Last updated: July 13, 2026

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Enchanted Bridal books in publication order

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4 books

1

Friday Night Brides

by Samantha Chase

2016

Another Enchanted Bridal romance, full of wedding plans, close friendships, and feelings that become harder to ignore the nearer everyone gets to the big day.

2

The Bridal Squad

by Samantha Chase

2017

This Enchanted Bridal entry keeps the focus on weddings, close-knit friends, and the emotional mayhem that appears when people who organize romance for a living have to manage their own.

3

Glam Squad & Groomsmen

by Samantha Chase

2018

Wedding business, bridal parties, and too much time in close quarters make this Enchanted Bridal romance ripe for chaos. Beneath the pretty surface, feelings start getting very real.

4

Bride & Seek

by Samantha Chase

2021

An Enchanted Bridal romance that mixes wedding chaos with chase energy, emotional misfires, and a couple who cannot stay out of each other's orbit for long.

Enchanted Bridal books in chronological order

  1. Book cover for "Friday Night Brides"

    Friday Night Brides

    by Samantha Chase

    2016Enchanted Bridal, Book 1
  2. Book cover for "The Bridal Squad"

    The Bridal Squad

    by Samantha Chase

    2017Enchanted Bridal, Book 2
  3. Book cover for "Glam Squad & Groomsmen"

    Glam Squad & Groomsmen

    by Samantha Chase

    2018Enchanted Bridal, Book 3
  4. Book cover for "Bride & Seek"

    Bride & Seek

    by Samantha Chase

    2021Enchanted Bridal, Book 4

Series background & context

Enchanted Bridal is one of Samantha Chase's most overtly wedding-centered series. These books live in the world of brides, planners, gowns, glam teams, and all the emotional chaos that comes from helping other people stage perfect days while your own life is anything but tidy.

That contrast is what makes the series fun. The characters are surrounded by romance for a living, but that does not mean they are good at handling it in private. Titles like The Wedding Season, Friday Night Brides, The Bridal Squad, Glam Squad & Groomsmen, and Bride & Seek promise exactly the sort of setups Chase does well, strong friend groups, close working relationships, and couples forced together by a schedule that does not leave much room to hide from feelings.

The tone here is lighter than in the suspense books and less family-dense than the Montgomery or Shaughnessy runs. It leans more rom-com, with professional overlap, event pressure, and a steady stream of weddings bringing people together.

If you like contemporary romance where love sneaks up on people who spend all day organizing everyone else's happy ending, this series is an easy fit. Start at the beginning and enjoy the growing world around the bridal business.

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